00:06:51.240What we seem to be seeing is that average normies, radicalized millennials who can never afford a house, and they're now 40, conservative activist types, religious right people, they're all getting JQ pilled without maybe any of the other pills.
00:07:13.180And this seems to be a major social phenomenon.
00:07:19.800Megyn Kelly got JQ pilled, at least to some degree.
00:07:23.720Carrie Prejean Bowler is just an outright anti-Semite at this point.
00:07:31.920What, you know, beyond just low IQ anti-Semitism,
00:07:35.760like, what is happening here in terms of just a social phenomenon
00:07:41.800that we are seeing and i'll now that i've set it up i'll give it over to you
00:07:47.240so there's a guy on subsec called non-zionism he's an orthodox jew who lives in israel
00:07:55.300and he has this theory of anti-semitism but he's an anti-zionist no he's a non-zionist
00:08:03.940a non-zionist okay so i mean i could waste time talking about what that is but the point of the
00:08:11.220fact is that he has this theory of anti-semitism that if you go back to germany after the first
00:08:17.620world war even during the first world war actually if you read the memoirs of ludendorff
00:08:22.380um and his he created this fatherland party during the war which was meant to like because
00:08:28.900they recognized that there was this discontent in germany there was uh there were food shortages
00:08:35.100There were shortages of all sorts of goods. Life was difficult. People were malnourished. The war was extremely hard on the German population. And so all of these socialists and Democrats and radicals were agitating to end the war and they were agitating against the monarchy. They were agitating against Christianity.
00:08:55.220It seemed as if society itself was collapsing during the war.
00:08:58.440And so Ludendorff came up with this program, which he said it would be a nationalistic program with the workers' interests.
00:09:07.200Now, if that sounds familiar to you, it's because Hitler didn't invent the idea, right?
00:09:12.340So this is an idea whose time had already come.
00:09:16.800And Ludendorff attempted to implement that during the war, of course, sort of haphazardly.
00:09:42.040And what occurred after the disaster of the end of the war, where there's, you know, a million German civilians died after the war.
00:09:51.960People don't know this, but the British blockade starved civilians after the armistice was signed, which, you know, if we were talking about the Gaza genocide, like the least you can say is that after the war ended, after the ceasefire, the Israelis started to let food in.
00:10:05.720The British didn't do that. So it was a desperate situation for these people. And that formula of combining nationalism with the workers' interests, there was still something missing there because these two sides, the nationalists and the socialists, had really diverged significantly in the aftermath of there was a low-grade civil war.
00:10:30.760There was the Freikorps fighting in the streets, the Kappputsch.
00:10:34.460So Germany was in a state of low-grade civil war.
00:10:37.540It wasn't happening everywhere all the time.
00:10:39.520It wasn't, you know, there technically was a central government and so on.
00:10:42.540But you would just see these cities, basically hundreds of people shooting each other in the streets, almost a form of gang warfare, just total chaos.
00:10:51.380And so as a result of that, this fatherland party ideal that Ludendorff was pushing for, he wasn't able to move it forward because of this deep division between the Browns and the Reds, between the Nationalists and the Socialists.
00:11:04.600And this polarization only continued as the middle hollowed out, as the Social Democrats, who actually were the strongest party following the collapse, they started to whittle down because everyone blamed them for everything that had happened.
00:11:18.420And as a result, you've got the Nazis and the communists being these two camps that were kind of inevitable that one of them was going to take over.
00:11:32.060And so what the Nazis, I think, realized early on in comparison with these other conservatives who were not so anti-Semitic is they realized that anti-Semitism serves a vital function.
00:11:45.600If you're living in Germany between 1919 and 1929, you're experiencing three back-to-back Great Depression events, economic collapse, hyperinflation, everyone loses all their life savings, 30% unemployment, breadlines.
00:11:59.940If you're experiencing that, then you know in your heart that the elites have done you wrong.
00:12:06.920And whether you're a communist, you know that's right.
00:12:09.420Whether you're an anti-Semite, you know that's right.
00:12:11.540The only people who couldn't say that so boldly were these kind of starchy old conservatives who said, oh, well, you know, we just need the monarchy back, you know, that the aristocrats had it right.
00:12:24.120You know, the First World War wasn't that bad. Let's just return to what we had.
00:12:30.800And so anti-Semitism, what it did is it went to the communists and said, you know, you guys believe that the bourgeoisie and the capitalists are responsible for everything wrong.
00:12:41.420And we say, you're half right. You're half right. What you're missing is the fact that they're Jewish. And then you could go to the nationalists. You could say, you know, you believe that the problem is the attacks on Christianity and it's communism and it's the destruction of the family and all this. And you're half right. But what you don't recognize is it's the Jews.
00:12:58.640And so they could go to both of these sides, who were supposedly on total polar opposites fighting each other in the streets, and say, you actually have a common enemy in the Jews.
00:13:08.540Now, of course, the Nazis literally believed that to be true.
00:13:12.100They weren't just making a propagandistic point.
00:13:14.560But what he's saying is that this ideology emerged to become so popular because it was so useful.
00:13:20.780And if you you actually look at Nazi Germany from 1933 until 1945, there was no workers uprising.
00:13:28.040There was no communist revolt. It didn't happen in the Wehrmacht.
00:13:31.260It didn't happen in the civil service. It was totally quiet.
00:13:35.340Now, yes, they put thousands of leading communists in concentration camps, but they were there were millions of communist voters in 1932.
00:13:42.820Where did they all go? Well, they became Nazis. Why?
00:13:46.520Because they were actually convinced their minds were changed.
00:13:49.580They were persuaded to believe that, yeah, you know, this whole time we were fighting for workers' rights, and as it turned out, I guess Hitler was right. I guess it was the Jews because he had this economic miracle following 1934. There was German rearmament, hyper, you know, rather than hyperinflation, you had hyperemployment.
00:14:07.720You had you had growth in the economy because he restarted the arms industry and had all these these programs and plans that, you know, had he not started the war in 1939, maybe there would have been, you know, some all the enormous government debt would have would have shown itself to to have made those economic programs not as successful.
00:14:28.080But in any case, the argument they were convinced by that argument, the actual people who revolted against Hitler were not communists.
00:14:37.540They were not socialists. They were Catholics.
00:14:39.280It was Admiral Canaris. And all these assassination attempts were done by Catholics elites.
00:14:44.920Why? Because they saw Hitler as trying to create a new elite and replace them.
00:14:50.420And they heard whisperings of this. You look at Martin Borman, atheist, Joseph Goebbels, atheist, Himmler, esoteric paganist.
00:14:58.080All of these people in the top ranks of the Nazis, they were basically saying, once we win this war, we're going to deal with the Catholic question.
00:15:05.180We've already dealt with the Jewish question. Now we need to deal with the Catholic question.
00:15:09.280The theologist, you could say, of the Third Reich, Rosenberg, explicitly attacked these people and said, you know what, we've got to get rid of the Catholics and the Protestants.
00:15:19.580We need a new form of Christianity. We have to get rid of all of these people.
00:15:22.720So the people who were the most threatened by Hitler were these Catholic elites, essentially, if you actually look at who was doing all the attempts at assassinating Hitler and so on.
00:15:33.360So all of that is to say that anti-Semitism was really a very convincing, popular program.
00:15:41.220The Nazis didn't adopt it because they were fringe weirdos and freaks, which is what a lot of people like to say of, oh, they tricked the German people.
00:15:49.500No, they went to the German people with candy bars and they said, oh, we love, you know, this is great.
00:16:05.580In fact, all the poor people are obese.
00:16:07.580So we're not living in Weimar, Germany, clearly.
00:16:10.260But what we do have is an extreme political polarization of society, because Christian, we could call it conservative liberalism or moderate politics, all of that has collapsed. You could blame the Internet. You could blame declining religiousness. You could blame the breakup part of the family or say that all these things have a third underlying cause.
00:16:31.420But the point is, is that we've lost that central trust in authority. We have a crisis of authority. And so the question is, what unites us all? If it's not Christianity, if it's not the Constitution, if it's not democracy, whatever, what can unite us?
00:16:45.060Well, we could have a common enemy. And if you're on the right, that common enemy can be Israel. And if you're on the left, the common enemy can be Israel. There is an interesting kind of weird contradiction on both the left and right.
00:16:59.860on the left it's very obvious because of course you got george soros you've got uh you know
00:17:04.760innumerable jews throughout american history you know built the civil rights regime and they you
00:17:10.980know have always been good leftists i think batia ungar sargon whatever the hell her name is like
00:17:16.560she makes this argument of oh the left they're anti-semitic but don't they know that we literally
00:17:21.520built the democratic party we did all this stuff and it's like this weird self-reporting baby jews
00:17:26.900are like please shut up please you are not helping we we did we did feminism we did
00:17:34.320lesbianism right it's all jews all the way down we did you know you're welcome left and like
00:17:41.920they're like actual pogroms outside of the television studio she's right yeah i mean
00:17:48.540it's it's very it's very funny but obviously on the left there is that contradiction where it's
00:17:53.320like the jews have been so important in the history of american leftism for the american
00:17:59.520left now to be uh anti-israel anti-semitic seems kind of like you know the golem revolting against
00:18:07.140its master sort of thing right but then on the right you also have a phenomenon going on where
00:18:12.320the right wing like the core young people they are groipers they are anti-semitic they are anti-israel
00:18:18.720And yet, who is this radical right being patronized? It's it's by this network, which is heavily Israeli, heavily pro Netanyahu, the entire Trump movement like Nick Fuentes wants to make this argument like, well, back in 2016, Trump was based, but now he's cringed.
00:18:37.120Now he's been captured by the GOP establishment.
00:18:39.980But if you actually look at who started Breitbart and Bannon and Roger Stone and all roads go to Israel.
00:18:48.460So this is incredibly it's a Jared Kushner operation through both terms.
00:18:57.320You know, whatever the these leading important wealthy families that backed him from the very start.
00:19:04.080They're all really tied in with Israel. And so it's very difficult to make this argument of, oh, we were hoodwinked. No, you just didn't want to see what was in front of you. And so that continues to be the case today, whereas in the left, you could argue that maybe the hypocrisy runs the other way.
00:19:24.620It's that, well, don't you understand that leftism is a Jewish project and you're somehow claiming to be a leftist, but you're anti-Israeli?
00:19:36.920It's that historically, the right wing was actually not so pro-Israel.
00:19:40.720Say what you will about George W. Bush.
00:19:43.040But he did not partition Iraq into three countries as Netanyahu was pushing for.
00:19:49.540You heard that all the time of, you know, there's a Kurdish, Shiite, Sunni.
00:19:53.280And really, there are three different countries and we should just split it up.
00:19:57.100That was the Israeli plan for Iraq. George Bush didn't do that.
00:20:00.120He criticized Israel for violating human trafficking laws.
00:20:04.800You know, they were and they said we want a two state solution.
00:20:07.860We do not support settlements. Those are illegal. They're against international law.
00:20:11.240We're going to be against that. So, you know, George Bush actually like the traditional Republican position was not as radical as what Trump was doing.
00:20:19.520and it continues in this direction he supported democratic rights in gaza remember the reason why
00:20:25.120uh the reason by hamas got elected and was ruling gaza was 100 due to george w bush and his true
00:20:34.200belief that these arabs should vote you know i mean which is yeah i mean that this this position
00:20:43.580that the GOP is moving in an anti-Semitic or anti-Zionist direction, there is a fundamental
00:20:54.860contradiction because you look at all of these, you can almost say that there was a GOP establishment
00:21:02.180and now there's a MAGA establishment. At this point, they are so entrenched. They have so much
00:21:07.200money. They have so much power and influence. Joe Rogan is in the MAGA establishment. You know,
00:21:12.460Dave Smith, they pretend to be RFK, all these people who are, we're dissidents, we're cool, we're hippies.
00:21:27.820I mean, I'm exaggerating in conspiratorial fashion, but there is a point to it, which is that these people who most loudly have to proclaim that they're revolutionaries and they're outside the system,
00:22:06.500You know, these are the Peter Thiel's and the Elon Musk and the Silicon Valley and all those things. And this emergence of these two parallel deep states that hate each other, they want to put one another in jail and so on, they do have this contradictory relationship where on the left, you know, the leftist deep state basically starts with communist infiltration.
00:22:35.680in the FDR administration, which was heavily Jewish.
00:23:31.500and to leave their countries to go to Israel.
00:23:33.700And this is Israel's entire strategy, is they want as many Jews in the diaspora to work for Israel, support Israel, and eventually to move to Israel so that they can increase their funding, increase their population, their GDP, the number of fighting age men.
00:23:52.020They want all these people to be sucked into Israel.
00:23:54.620So their strategy is, you know, we don't care if you make gas chamber memes.
00:23:58.760That's actually good for us because it scares Jews into feeling they have to support us.
00:24:03.440Remember this phrase, the October 8th Jew or the October 7th Jew.
00:24:10.320I was going to marry a Gentile or something.
00:24:13.520But then they're basically, that was their red-pilling moment, right?
00:24:16.240They said, no, actually, this proves that the left hates us, and now we have to be right-wing-based Jews.
00:24:22.520And actually, we'll tolerate a little bit of anti-Semitism from the right wing.
00:24:26.060We don't care if they say goyslop or they kind of make these little subtle remarks.
00:24:32.320Because what matters at the end of the day is we need to defeat the left, because the left is the real opponent of Israel. We can make a deal with the right, because the right wing, they might have memes, they might have gas chamber rhetoric. But at the end of the day, they're going to let us bomb the hell out of the Gazans. They're going to support us. They're going to give us the Iron Dome. They're going to give us a war with Iran, even, which, you know, Trump up and down said, we'll never go to war with Iran.
00:24:57.100that's crazy it's kamal harris who wants to go to war with iran and now that he's flipped the
00:25:02.460position 90 of republicans support him right so jews see that they see how easy republicans are
00:25:10.760to control in contrast to joe biden who you know he said well we don't we support israel but we're
00:25:20.120concerned about what they're doing over there and the democratic base revolted they said
00:25:26.340you know we're done we we don't like that we'll vote green party or we won't vote at all
00:25:31.200and they see that the left is kind of more rambunctious they're more uppity whereas the
00:25:36.000right wing is just fundamentally more compliant they follow the leader they're more hierarchical
00:25:40.420i suppose less ideological they don't care about the substance on the right they care about memes
00:25:45.820They care about TikTok edits or these Twitter hyperborean fast wave edits.
00:25:52.660And so that that concentration of aesthetics means that the right wing is more malleable and more ameliorative to their needs.
00:26:02.380And so the result of, you know, these Abraham Accords, the war in Iran, everything has been to create a geopolitical situation now where basically the main Arab powers, I mean, typified by Saudi Arabia, but also Syria.
00:26:17.380I mean, these Arab countries have basically they are on the verge of reestablishing diplomatic relations with Israel.
00:26:25.440They're closer than they have ever been since 1947, maybe even before you could say.
00:26:30.160And so this is a huge accomplishment for Israel. They're going to reward the GOP for this. That doesn't mean that the Nick Fuentes phenomenon, the Groeper phenomenon is going to go away, but it's going to become more intensely paradoxical, more hypocritical.
00:26:46.600you're going to see i think in 2028 you're going to see a candidate just like vivek in 2024 was
00:26:52.740saying oh you know maybe i support israel but they don't need aid i can see jd vance saying
00:26:57.980similar things i can see a lot of these candidates saying oh yeah i don't think we should give as much
00:27:02.400aid to israel and that's of course a very superficial thing to say given that the benefit
00:27:09.440that we provide to israel is not this pitiful what six billion dollars in aid that's nothing
00:27:14.200The aid that we give to Israel is to Egypt and to Syria and to Saudi Arabia. We have military bases. We provide security for all these countries. And if you add up all these wars we're doing there, now it's in the trillions of dollars. Who cares about some six billion?
00:27:30.220It's this functionally, year after year, decade after decade, trillions that we provide to Arab states to basically buy them off to favor Israel, to have these relationships with Israel.
00:27:44.220So, you know, that big picture means that there's going to be a lot of debate in the GOP of, you know, should we support Israel without any actual question of, well, what are the material interests of Israel?
00:27:54.980What does Israel need? Do they need these 10,000-pound bombs from us? Do they need the $6 billion a year? Or is it really what Israel needs is they need American troops in Saudi Arabia. They need American bases in Syria because that's what keeps the Arabs compliant and under control so that Israel can do whatever the hell it wants in the West Bank.
00:28:15.680It can do whatever the hell it wants in Gaza and now southern Lebanon, and the Arabs are going to stay quiet because we are basically occupying their country.
00:28:26.200So they say, oh, Israel occupies America.
00:28:29.080Well, you know, what are they doing with that?
00:28:31.620They are fueling an American occupation of the Middle East in all of these Arab countries.
00:28:36.780And so that's the thing that I think you won't see touched in.
00:28:42.360You can see how this prediction works out.
00:28:45.020But you'll see a lot of bluster about we're going to decouple from Israel. We can't give Israel another dollar. They're not going to say anything about Saudi Arabia. They're not going to say anything about Syria. They're not going to say anything about the billions we give to Egypt, because that's fundamentally what Israel depends on and needs for its survival and expansion, not the direct aid. It's a smokescreen.
00:29:07.580So that's kind of my prediction about where all this is going. I think very few people are going to be watching that because people don't care about substance, they care about style.
00:29:15.900yeah that's um that's very good stuff i've talked about this before i think i might have even
00:29:22.980mentioned it with you and i call it uh spencer's law uh i actually took it from a young man named
00:29:32.880brendan who mentioned it in a q a that we were having a couple of years ago and and that is
00:29:38.840spencer's law is the most anti-semitic and the most pro-zionist people will vote for the same
00:29:46.080candidate and it's a contradiction but it is always the case and i we can even extrapolate
00:29:55.200on this inner contradiction in the sense that yeah i get it nick flint has uh doesn't like trump and
00:30:02.720is saying i he hopes the gop loses the midterm or whatever but he doesn't like trump in the sense
00:30:08.200that like there is a hitler yet to come like don't blame me i voted for hitler is what is actually a
00:30:14.700tagline that he said and there's going to be a true af person emerging maybe it's him who knows
00:30:20.880but he is connected to trump at the hip that is probably never going to change uh so so are
00:30:30.080the most hyper zionist people people who think benjamin netanyahu isn't going far enough the
00:30:37.560Laura Loomer type people who will support troops on the ground, civilization ending
00:31:01.420There's even an aspect of this with Catholicism, where Trump is, you know, according to Tucker Carlson, he's insulting Catholics and insulting Muslims and he's insulting all of these poor little religious believers who see these truth social posts and they're just heartbroken.
00:31:21.680I thought it was a hilarious post myself, although I guess I'm a bit more irreverent than most.
00:31:28.060But again, the contradiction is still there. Where are these people coming from? This man who might be the Antichrist, who is insulting the Catholic Church. Where are all of these people coming from and going to? It's Trump.
00:31:45.460That is that they are. They now have a social media platform like Carrie Projean Bowler precisely because of the age of MAGA. Carrie Projean Bowler as a fire breathing religious fanatic come social media goddess does not exist in the age of Romney or in the age of Obama.
00:32:07.140She exists in the age of Trump, and yet she hates Trump and how he's insulting her church. Catholics built America and all this kind of stuff. It's this weird kind of thing, and it was what you're getting at as well.
00:32:21.540I remember before Max Blumenthal became a Russian agent or whatever he is, he used to do these video essays where he would go to evangelicals and he'd be like, so what happens at the end times?
00:32:35.640And they would tell stories about, you know, Jesus coming back, like Jews burning and, you know, some converting and some being destroyed and all this kind of thing.
00:32:44.540And his pitch at that point, this is like circa 2010, was like these like these people are crazy and they are functionally at the very least anti-Semitic because they are fantasizing about the deaths of millions of Jews.
00:33:03.280In fact, they are functionally anti-Semitic, regardless of what they say.
00:33:07.960Like, watch out, the conservative movement is terrible.
00:33:11.840And that is true, but that's the contradiction.
00:33:14.900So many of those people whom he interviewed were, in effect, being funded by Israel, or at the very least, their pastor got flown to Israel on some junket.
00:33:26.540At the very least, their friends went with Glenn Beck on an Israel tour, all expenses paid type thing. And so there's this way in which Zionism, as you were getting at earlier, needs anti-Semitism.
00:33:42.740It functions through anti-Semitism and otherwise doesn't really have a purpose, because if you're just going to be a secular Jew, then you can sort of live anywhere.
00:33:58.400But the basis of the Zionist project on multiple levels to it, of course, but one of the key bases of the Zionist project is that we need a safe zone, a place where we can go when the inevitable anti-Semitic pogrom occurs again, and we know it's going to happen.
00:34:19.960So it's a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy and I would say virtuous cycle between these types of anti-Semites and the Zionist project.
00:34:31.100Now, does it end at some point when Carrie Prejean Bowler becomes presidency?
00:34:36.640Does she like nuke Israel on behalf of the Catholic Church or something?
00:34:41.020I mean, I seriously doubt that will happen, but maybe it does go too far at some point.
00:34:47.640but you know again what i see now is like what you were getting at earlier is there's there's a
00:34:54.700sort of like stabilizing mechanism coming together we all hate israel so like marjorie taylor green
00:35:03.420she's kind of cool you're hearing this from like elon omar other some some liberals not all you
00:35:08.700know you know uh rightist like hasan piker well at least he calls out the jays you know this kind
00:35:14.820You see this way where this polarization is, to some degree and maybe in a minor way, being overcome through anti-Semitism.
00:35:25.560And you also see Israel being, in effect, stabilized by an increase in anti-Semitism.
00:35:33.920And it seems extremely contradictory. But once you sort of learn and analyze the essence of the phenomenon, it doesn't seem contradictory at all. You need the fuel to run the car. What is the fuel? The fuel is anti-Semitism.